This location is inside the walmart. The staff were nice. I just got the mango lemonade it was…read morepretty darn good. I was pleasantly surprised. They need to spruce up somehow looks a little worn, it's in Walmart I'll be back

First off, didn't even know Wetzel's Pretzels had locations outside of malls or airports, let alone…read morein a Walmart on Boulder Highway so when my coworkers wanted to do an Office style pretzel day at work, this location was extremely convenient. I got there right when it opened and though I didn't place an online order and had a larger order, the staff quickly made each pretzel from scratch and they were still hot when I got them to the office. They were a bit pricier than I would've thought they would be but they were definitely worth it. I loved my cinnamon pretzel and sweet glaze that I got and everybody else seemed to scarf their pretzel down as well. The staff at this location were very friendly and fast and I would definitely come back here again.

Received unfortunate news earlier this week that both bakeries will be closing up shop. Their last…read moreday in business is this Sunday 03/08/2026 and will close at 1:30pm. She said because it hasn't been busy and the price of everything has gone up. We come to this bakery every other week depending on our schedule. There is usually a line but nothing crazy. Prices are reasonable and I love that it's a local business. There are so many pretzel varieties from stick to bun to a pretzel croissants. I will miss this place, it's been open for at least 10 years.

German Bread Bakery East is just as good as the west location in Summerlin. I'm a big fan of the…read morepretzelcroissants here, a unique item I haven't had anywhere else. I also love the cinnamon sticks, which are flaky and light. The quick service, reasonable prices, and wide selection of delicious, authentic German pastries are what keep me coming back!

My fiancée and I have been making time to visit the Booze District more often, and have really…read moreenjoyed our visits to Crafthaus. We have found the staff to be patient, knowledgeable, and friendly with suggestions on pairing their delicious brews with food. On recent visits we tried their brats with chips, and really enjoyed them. I tried the beast brat, which is a combination of a few different meats. It's something I feel like I can regularly enjoy. My fiancée tried the traditional brat, and preferred that one. We enjoyed these with the Czech Plz slow-pour and the Sugoi! green melon mochi IPA. We also recently ordered the Smorgasbord, which consists of two types of sausage, beer cheese, radishes, pickles, and warm pretzels (we ordered ours without the pretzels). It was the ideal shareable meal. We paired that with the Evocation, a delicious farmhouse ale, along with the Resinate, an American IPA. These beers went perfectly with the meal. The ambiance is very welcoming, suggesting a German Biergarten. They host different theme nights throughout the month, from tabletop gaming to trivia. They have a selection of board games, and are family friendly. This is a great stop anytime when visiting the Booze District.

UPDATE 7/27/25: This review is solely for Crafthaus' brewery tour at the Henderson Booze District,…read morewhich was guided by Wyndee Forrest. She owns the brewery with her husband, Dave Forrest. I got together with my meetup group for this tour (quite a few of them haven't been here yet until this visit), which was held on a Saturday afternoon. Tours are held on Saturdays beginning at noon and they last for an hour. Before the tour began, we were welcome to order a beer at the bar and we were allowed to take it with us during the tour. I got myself their All The Watermelon sour beer, which had that fruity sour flavor to it. I was also curious to try out their Prism Black Cherry Pomegranate hard seltzer, in which I took a four pack to go when the tour ended. I can't wait to try this out when I get to it! We also had pretzel sticks with cheese sauce on the side as a light snack. We were guided to the back of the brewery where the majority of the tour took place. Wyndee introduced herself as the co-founder of Crafthaus and explained that they will be coming up on their 11th anniversary in September, with their second location in the Arts District coming up six years. She also told us what the main ingredients for making beer were, which were water, barley, and yeast. Yeast, which is considered good bacteria in most cases, is one of the most important ingredients for beer to have. We also got to see the inside of a brewery tank, which was very interesting! Among other things I learned on this tour is that their Silver State Blonde Als is one of their best-selling beers and they make an appearance at every UNLV home game (see their Rebel Spirit beer). It was interesting to see how Crafthaus makes their beer. One of my favorite breweries in town and I will continue to come back to both their main brewery and taproom!

We are getting our shop on while out and about! The need to…read morefeed comes from your belly! It's eating time ! The smells from around you start to invade! Lets us get some food! Mmmmm, a hot and salty pretzel. That's what we are doing! Nice! As we walk in the door, the staff greeted us with a smile and was helping hungry people! They have so many different ways to pretzel . It's all ready too ! No waiting ! Wow what's going on, it's overwhelming! We are over thinking it brain. The need to feed is exhausting! Let's just do a plain pretzel with salt ! As we pay the pretzel is handed across . The happiness is sweeping across and our emotional state is heightened to happy ! Let's make it happen! Mmmm, pretzels. Don't wait until you have to feed and make unwanted choices that give you anxiety. Awww, the body yet again returns to normal levels. Thank you the staff here for making our visit inviting and welcoming. The pretzels are fresh and delicious! The simple delights of life, just add pretzel's!

Service was ok not too friendly! The hot dog pretzel bites was doughy undercooked on the inside…read moreThe cinnamon pretzel bites had too much cinnamon and sugar, at least 3 times the amount, the pepperoni pretzel was dry but it was the most edible. I'm guessing day old food since it was early. It's a walk up so there is really no ambience.! This is not the best experience, but I will try again. Actually this was a terrible experience.

My favorite is the almond pretzel from here. I haven't gone recently, but I've noticed the…read moreincrease in prices for one pretzel. Maybe because mine With me right on the spot, but the almonds had a hard time sticking to the pretzel so I had to scoop it up separately. My second go to is the cinnamon sugar. Overall the texture of the bread and pretzel was pretty fresh, nice, and chewy, but also crispy on the outside. It's just a recommendation to eat it within the next couple of hours or else it tends to go hard very quickly.

Wetzel's Pretzels makes fantastic pretzels! They're located inside Galleria at Sunset mall. Parking…read moreis ample. The fastest way to get there is to park near Rodizio Grill restaurant, the mall entrance leads to Kohl's, and you'll find Wetzel's Pretzels to the right, and there's a few table seating. Menu offers a nice selection of fresh pretzels for original, cinnamon, and almond crunch. They even have shareable snacks for cinnamon, almond crunch and pizza, as well as mini dogs and cheese dog bites. The soft baked pretzels are all freshly made and yummy! Jalaroni baked pretzel ($6.69) is actually quite good and tasty! It has a good amount of jalapeño and pepperoni toppings, and is very delicious with yellow mustard. There's additional dips like cheddar cheese, jalapeño cheese, pizza sauce, caramel, sweet glaze, and cinnamon. Lemonade (regular, $4.99) is also good! It has a lovely tart and sweetness that nicely complements with jalapeño and pepperoni pretzel. Another refreshing drink is strawberry lemonade and frozen boba lemonade. Service from Abby is very kind, welcoming, and friendly! She made time to answer questions about the items, was very courteous and polite.

This Wetzel's, is located in the Miracle Mile shopping area. Been here before and ordered take out…read morea number of times. First, I have to mention their competitor Auntie Anne's is almost triple the price. On free pretzel day, Wetzel's gave me a free pretzel, Auntie Anne's would not. Always good service at Wetzel's. I recently downloaded their app and got a BOGO offer. I ordered 1 salted, 1 cinnamon pretzel, and 1 lemonade. All were delicious. On top of the BOGO, if I bring back the receipt on my next visit, it's 20% off. If I have no choice, I still visit Auntie Anne's. But if you have a choice, it's a no-brainer. Much love to Wetzel's.

A blast from the past! I was super excited to find them in…read moreVegas as it has been YEARS since I found a WP. The pretzel was really good (I just wish it was slightly more cheesy). They baked our pretzel especially for us so I can't complain about the freshness. They also toast it for you when asked. The staff is generally nice and accommodating.

My friends and I stopped by Hofbräuhaus for lunch on a Saturday afternoon and the restaurant was…read morefairly empty. Although we arrived without a reservation, our party of five was seated immediately. The menu here is extensive! There's your typical German fare like pretzels and sausages, but they also have items less common items on the menu as well, like pork shank. My wife and I ultimately settled on sharing the "(376) paniertes Jägerschnitzel". If you're stuck between the paniertes Jägerschnitzel and (375) Jägerschnitzel like we were, the only difference is that the former is fried. The pork cutlet was thinly pounded and well-fried. Though the pork was slightly on the drier side, the mushroom gravy smothered on top definitely made up for it. I didn't feel like the crispy fried onions on top of the gravy were needed, but like adding bacon to a dish that doesn't necessarily call for it, the crispy fried onions were welcomed and added a salty, crispy pop of flavor. In addition to the Jägerschnitzel, I had a chance to try out the "kartoffelpuffer mit apfelmus" -- crisp and golden brown potato pancakes, served with apple sauce and a side of sour cream. Like the Jägerschnitzel, the pancakes were also well fried: not too oily and incredibly crispy. The dish came with a very generous serving of apple sauce as well. My only qualm about Hofbräuhaus is it felt like their beer menu was fairly limited. In total, there were only four beer options offered on the menu. Also, I was a bit surprised that a 2L boot option was absent from the menu. Overall, Hofbräuhaus is a solid spot to swing by if you're craving German food and Bavarian flavors.

For 3 adults and a baby, this place felt extremely overpriced and honestly came across as a tourist…read moretrap. The bill ended up being nearly $250, with multiple add on charges throughout the meal. The server did mention ahead of time that there would be a charge for the kids cup since they don't offer disposable cups with straws, but paying almost $9.50 total for a child's apple juice and a basic non-souvenir cup felt excessive. The pretzel also didn't clearly indicate that the beer cheese was an extra charge, and there was an additional "house charge" added to the bill as well. The food itself was decent, but the overall experience became uncomfortable after payment when the tip amount was questioned. Between the pricing and the extra fees, the experience just didn't feel worth the cost.

Pretzeland hit the spot!…read more This Pretzeland is located in The Shoppes at Mandalay Place between the Mandalay Bay and Luxor hotels. My bf and I had dinner reservations but needed a quick snack to hold us over for 2 hours so we headed to Pretzeland and ordered 2 pretzels. Service was great and most importantly, the pretzels were delicious! They had a crisp and crunchy shell and were soft and chewy inside. Prices were very reasonable. Pretzeland ranks right up there with Wetzel's Pretzels and Auntie Anne's.

Okay, never did I ever think I would be reviewing a pretzel shop but man, are these pretzels…read moreamazing. Seriously THE best pretzel I have ever had. (I may not be a pretzel expert) It's such a whole in the wall in the mall, we were just walking around and though to get a pretzel since we saw it there and it was the best decision during my trip to Vegas. Highly recommend this place. And the jalapeño cheese was a great condiment for the pretzel.

We didn't get any food, but they did seem to offer great options. I enjoyed the service and that he…read morewas able to answer all my questions. I ended up buying a four pack of the pornstar. It was so good. The vibes were right, and people enjoyed their IPA or beers while conversing. They have table top games for the patrons to enjoy. I will be coming back!

This is a go to brewery for us. I'm not a beer fan but they do always have a delicious slushy…read moreoption available. I believe they always ask to add the alcohol so it can alcohol free. My husband is a IPA fan and seems to enjoy his selection of options. I like how roomy it is and there is outside seating.

Shall we grab a little nibble!…read more Ok all together now let's get ready to go and have carbs. What a way to do this. Pretzels are best eaten together. They come in a knot ! Shall we make a knot together and then pull it apart together. Knot and knot together we pull this thing apart. It's dropping in salt and butter! Oh the greatness of this. The service was excellent! The pretzels made to perfection. Now let's get into this project of a lifetime of working and togetherness of making a pretzels knot joyous happy .

Auntie Anne's is located at the food court inside Galleria at Sunset mall…read more I had a meal prior and forgot to buy a drink. So I went to Auntie Anne's, it was the closest vendor to my table in the food court. Kameron is so nice to let me sample before purchase. I ordered a lemonade (small, $4.59) and requested extra ice. It was still pretty sweet. Service from Kameron is very kind, welcoming, and friendly.